Live-Streaming a Deep Dive into Agriculture: Can We Use Special Forces?

Urban fantasy + livestreaming + power fantasy + lighthearted

A brainless power fantasy, here to help you unwind after a hard day's work.

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Synopsis: Yang Qing transmigrates to a parallel world and awakens a System.

The more people learn about the agricultural products he showcases on livestream, the more China's national fortune grows, earning him all kinds of rewards.

One day, someone in the livestream asks:

“Do these matsutake biscuits have a high matsutake content? Are they any good for special forces soldiers?”

Yang Qing replies, “Of course! These are top-grade matsutake. The double-chain matsutake sugars in them can activate the body's T cells, so they're perfect for special forces soldiers whose bodies are weakened after training!”

The soldiers never expected a little biscuit to be not only so useful, but incredibly delicious, too.

A few days later, special forces soldiers in camouflage parachute into his farm.

Yang Qing is dumbfounded.

“What? My biscuits have become strategic supplies?”

From then on, he sets out on a smooth road to success.

A handful of wild mushrooms from the mountains can apparently bring the dying back to life, rivaling the finest lingzhi.

A pesticide-free passion fruit from a tree really does smell so good its fragrance carries for miles.

A river fish pulled from the water can apparently sharpen the eyes and open the mind, instantly boosting your IQ by 999.